"NikonCoolpix 4500 - Digital At All Angles"
This is what gave me the idea to use the camera itself as a subject for this topic. I went around the house looking for the perfect mirror when i stumbled across this mirror in my parents bathroom. It had a floral design that was at somewhat a smooth right angle and a backlight that made the design brighter. I switched off all other lights in the bathroom and using a tripod set the camera at the manual mode and used an apeture of F3, shutter speed of 1 sec and ISO of 100. I used the 3 sec timer to moveout of the frame and to avoid shaking the camera.
Since I at my parents house rite now and they do not have photoshop I had to use PhotoImpression to crop the endges slightly and reduce the size by up to 60% to meet the flise and dimension requirement.
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Colors of the flowers are nice. Composition is ok. I don't like how the camera is focused in on the item in the back. Changing the depth of view from the background to the foreground would be great. Most interesting in the picture is the flower and not the item in the background.
I cannot tell what the picture is of, I think it is something light projected onto something (either glass or the camera lens itself). Also I do not see a strong right angle. I do see a weak angle if the linear average of the liight was reduced to a line.
Technically, good color in the foreground, though the left to right brightening is a little distracting. A tad sharper would have been nicer, and if the stuff in the background is not supposed to be in the picture, have it covered or removed if possible. If it is supposed to be in the shot then it needs more light or contrast on it to bring it into the picture.
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